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![Imágenes de periodistas y activistas asesinados en un altar durante el día de los muertos en México. REUTERS/Gustavo Graf]()
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23 Jan 2023
How RFE/RL avoids censorship by reaching audiences on Telegram in Russia and Iran
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17 Jan 2023
Inside the attack on Brazil’s Capitol, where reporters were chased, insulted and beaten
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The most dangerous place to be a journalist is not an active war zone but Latin America
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10 Jan 2023Before the attack on Brazil's Capitol, Lupa was already debunking lies on TikTok
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22 Dec 2022
Indians shrug off Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter, a platform mostly used by elites
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19 Dec 2022As Bolsonaro emulates Trump, Brazilian journalists struggle to cover his supporters
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20 Dec 2022A matter of life and death: the dangers of being a journalist in Somalia today
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20 Dec 202222 findings from the Reuters Institute’s research in 2022 still relevant in 2023
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09 Jan 2023Seven journalists from five continents join the Institute as Journalist Fellows this term
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15 Dec 2022How Ripples Nigeria aims to create a fertile ecosystem for geo-journalism in Africa
Patrick Egwu
